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Metal Sunglasses FAQs
What are the benefits of metal frame sunglasses?
Metal frame sunglasses are lightweight, durable, and offer a sleek, minimalist look. They tend to provide a precise, secure fit and are resistant to everyday wear, making them ideal for long-term use.
How do you adjust metal sunglasses?
Metal sunglasses can be adjusted at the nose pads and temple arms to improve comfort and fit: Nose Pads: Gently pinch them closer together to raise the frame or push them apart to lower it on your nose. Temple Arms: To reduce pressure, carefully bend the arms slightly outward; to create a tighter fit, bend them slightly inward. Always use small, gradual movements to avoid stress on the metal. If you are unsure, most optical shops can make these adjustments quickly and professionally—often for free.
How do you clean metal sunglasses?
Use a soft microfiber cloth and lens-safe cleaning solution to wipe the lenses and frame. Avoid harsh chemicals, as they may damage the metal finish. For deeper cleaning, rinse with lukewarm water and dry thoroughly.
How do I choose the best sunglasses for my face shape?
Start by identifying your face shape (round, square, oval, or heart-shaped) and look for frames that complement your features. For example, round faces pair well with angular frames, while square faces benefit from softer, rounded designs.